Coupe GT fog lights

[LL - NY]

Try Daniel Stern Lighting (http://www.danielsternlighting.com).

He's pretty knowledgeable (although a bit opinionated, but aren't we all?)
and very cooperative with lighting performance needs. He's done GB's for
both the S-car's list and for the Saabaru list that I know of. If it exists,
then generally, he can get it if it's worthwhile. I know for one, that he
has  dichroic yellow fogs from Hella, they've got light that's filtered of
blue (for less eye fatigue) but the light color retains a "nearly" white
look. Better for lighting performance, but it won't produce that yellow
look. He probably has others.

LL - NY

On 4/20/06, Louis-Alain Richard <laraa at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>
> >Would like something with a clear lens and amber bulb.
> > John
>
> Do you have a source for yellow bulbs ? I mean, real yellow bulbs ?
>
> Last year I have installed some big round Bosch driving lights on my
> Quattro and the only source for the yellow bulbs I've found was Hella
> "Yellow Star", which are not yellow at all, but are more like the early
> blue bulbs with a yellowish glow around the center spot... Not yellow
> like I was hoping, and definitely "ricer".
>
> In the meantime, I've ordered some real H4-yellow from France (where all
> the cars had to have yellow headlamps until early 1990). These lamps are
> standard H4 with a yellow bulb cover that is slip over the H4 bulb
> (http://www.euronationmotorsport.com/images/yellow_h4_005.jpg). It is
> removable. I was hoping that the yellow glass cover would be small
> enough to be placed in the H3 I have in my driving lamps, but no way.
>
> So, anyone has a source for H3 or H1 yellow bulb covers ? I would really
> like to have some, for my next winter TSD rally. Yellow is fantastic on
> snowbanks !
>
> Louis-Alain
> 1983 Quattro
>
>
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